An edition of The rights of nations to depose their kings, and to change or amend their systems of government
(1821)
The rights of nations to depose their kings, and to change or amend their systems of government
with a vindication of the killing of tyrants: being an abridgement of Milton's celebrated tract, entitled, "The tenure of kings and magistrates." And a new and abridged translation of his great work, called "A defence of the people of England, in answer to Salmasius's Defence of the King."
by John Milton and William Greatheed Lewis
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Errata: p. [225].
The front. port. has imprint dated 1 Oct. 1821.
"Life of John Milton": p. [1]-50.
On the leaf conjugate with the errata leaf occurs the publisher's "Prospectus of a new and splendid edition of Paradise lost" (2 p.) with a half-page wdct. signed "G. Cruikshank del" showing Britannia with a cap of liberty standing by a printing press (cf. Cohn (1924) 559). The proposed edition, to be published in about 6 weekly nos., with no. 1, 1 Dec. 1821, never materialized.
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